Sentences with phrase «asus tablets this year»

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Earlier this year, ASUS launched its first tablet device, the ASUS EeePad Transformer.

One year down the line there is news of ASUS coming out with another 7 inch tablet which would be running on Android.

ASUS choose the CES event early in the year to let the world have a glimpse of what their new flagship tablet device will be like while making the device official at the ongoing MWC event in Barcelona.

First shown at the CES held earlier in the year, but ASUS has not been making much noise with the tablet until now.

The company also said that it's long - awaited Kaby Lake chips built on the company's new 14nm manufacturing process will arrive later this year, and that ASUS's Transformer 3 and Transformer 3 Pro tablets will be among the first devices to use it.

Starting with its Nexus 7 back in 2012 and the follow - up a year later, ASUS created an ultraportable tablet that avoided the pitfalls that typically plague the category.

Unless you can wait for the wave of quad - core devices sure to be headed to stores later this year, do not go into a store looking for a tablet without keeping the ASUS Transformer Prime on the front of your list.

There's no question the ASUS Transformer is my favorite tablet of the year.

Unveiled in August last year, the ASUS ZenPad 3S 10 (Z500M) is still an excelent 9.7 inch tablet, with great specs, that just received Android 7.0 Nougat.

Of course, ASUS is looking to turn the Android tablet world on its head when they introduce their $ 250 quad - core, Nvidia Tegra 3, MeMO 370T 7 - inch tablet going head - to - head with the Kindle Fire later this year.

With ASUS launching the first quad - core Android tablet this year and HTC's plan to focus on quad - core devices next year, we guess we can't say that we're too surprised to learn that both Acer and Lenovo are looking to get on board the quad - core bandwagon too.

Earlier this year at CES 2014, ASUS took the wraps off a very interesting hybrid device, and by hybrid we're not talking about a laptop that doubles as a tablet.

ASUS almost stole the show last year with its four Eee Pad tablets.

Two may not have much to show, as news this week suggests both ASUS and Acer are backing out of the tablet game next year, and Dell is doing to the same with netbooks after it publicly claimed intentions to exit the Android tablet market.

It shipped one million Xooms all year and didn't fare as well as ASUS, Samsung, or other tablet designers, even when excluding the iPad.

ASUS has garnered a lot of fame over the last few years for its tablet offerings.

Compared to most Android based tablet manufacturers, ASUS entered the tablet market surprisingly successful with their ASUS Eee Pad Transformer which was released earlier this year.

Welcome to the next generation of Android tablets — where the year 2011 has been dominated utterly by the dual - core processor by the name of Tegra 2, so too does NVIDIA hold the next keys to the kingdom with the quad - core processor Tegra 3, and this is the city which you'll love to explore: the ASUS Transformer Prime.

Hybrid Tablets or Notebooks aren't exactly new, last year ASUS launched the unmemorable Slider and they weren't alone, Samsung also released a convertible tablet.

ASUS» tablet lineup at CES at the beginning of the year were all demoed with Android 2.2, just like almost every other tablet at the event, but they did promise Honeycomb later in the year.

ASUS already by the NVIDIA press conference at CES in January of this year, as CEO of ASUS introduced a sub $ 250 quad - core tablet.

The small holes on the back always remind me of leather racing gloves from the 60s, even then the great Nexus (and the lesser of ASUS at the bottom) lettering stands out nicely and pops me out of my dream bubble and reminds me that I am here with a tablet in my hands that I was waiting for since beginning of the year.

In related news, ASUS has confirmed several other tablets in its lineup that will get Android 4.1 in the second quarter of this year.

ASUS also recently unveiled its second convertible tablet, the Padfone, which is expected to launch later this year, combining a 10.1 - inch tablet with a standalone 4.3 - inch Android smartphone.

Google and ASUS» Nexus 7 has been one of the budget tablet success stories of the year, and today it's an even more tempting buy for customers in the UK.

This year's 7 - inch tablet is once again made by Taiwanese manufacturer ASUS, and boasts a higher - resolution screen, faster CPU.

As it does every year, ASUS began the show with a number of great Windows products, including the new ultra-slim ZenBook 3 laptop, and the super powerful Transformer 3 and Transformer 3 Pro tablets.

Starting with its Nexus 7 back in 2012 and the follow - up a year later, ASUS created an ultraportable tablet that avoided the pitfalls that typically plague the category.

A year after the launch of the unmitigated disaster known as the Motorola Xoom, Google took a swing at its first Nexus tablet, the Nexus 7, through a partnership with ASUS.

Background ASUS have been making Android tablets for a number of years, including the successful range of Transformer tablets, both Nexus 7 devices and more recently, a range of new ZenPad devices.

Google and ASUS disrupted the tablet realm last year at Google I / O.

The ASUS Google Nexus 7 2013 may be last year's model Nexus tablet, but it's still very much the daily driver tablet for many people.

The ASUS Google Nexus 7 2013 is my favorite tablet of the year.

ASUS was one of the first manufacturers to get serious about Android on tablets, and in recent years it's expanded into the world of smartphones, «phablet» - class devices and even wearables.

This ties with the popular rumor of Google working with ASUS to launch a high - end Nexus tablet that could sell anywhere between $ 199 - $ 299 sometime later this year.